The Yinchuan Art Theater Acrobatic Troupe from Northwest China's Ningxia Hui autonomous region is gaining wide attention from international audiences for its exceptional skills and unique charm of traditional culture.
The anticipation for the 26th Shanghai International Film Festival and the 29th Shanghai TV Festival reached a crescendo as the news conference unfolded in Beijing, revealing the eagerly awaited dates for the festivals. SIFF is scheduled to run from June 14 to June 23, followed by STVF from June 24 to June 28.
A grand exhibition and seminar focusing on "Jingdezhen Model and the Practice of Chinese-style Modernization Path" was unveiled on Saturday at the Sanbaopeng Art Museum in Jingdezhen city of Jiangxi province, a city renowned for ceramics.
The 77th Cannes Film Festival kicked off in the resort city in southeastern France on Tuesday, marking an inspirational return of Chinese language movies to the international screen.
A US youth visits the Taiyuan Northern Qi Dynasty Mural Museum, exploring ancient Chinese history and art through well-preserved murals, advanced technology, and a diverse artifact collection.
The National Ballet of China recently captivated audiences with its annual public assessment performances held at the Tianqiao Theater in Beijing on May 11 and 12, showcasing a mesmerizing display of talent and artistry.
The highly anticipated Chinese musical, Light and Shadow, is scheduled to debut in Beijing from June 7 to June 9, promising a captivating theatrical experience for audiences.
During its debut weekend, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, the latest installment in the renowned Hollywood franchise, emerged as the top-grossing film in the Chinese mainland, as confirmed by multiple sources.
The latest season of the popular talent show, The Rap of China, has kicked off, spotlighting contestants as they rap on a range of themes including hometown connections, coming-of-age challenges, and empowerment of women.
Every weekend, Zhao Jian meticulously arranges his phone and adjusts the room lighting before he begins to passionately read from books in front of the camera, and when emotions run deep, he even recites verses of poetry.
When Li Chengzhi, a 59-year-old woodcut print artist, recalls the olden days, the way the art form has transformed her life, taking her from toiling on the land to being an artist at the Chongqing Qijiang Farmers' Print Fine Art Academy, still feels surreal.
The ancient craft deeply rooted in culture is now being given modern appeal, Yang Feiyue reports.
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